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Meaning of wreath
A wreath is a circular band of flowers, leaves, or other materials, typically used for decorative or ceremonial purposes.
Etymology of wreath
The word "wreath" comes from the Old English word "wrīþa", which is derived from the verb "wrīþan", meaning "to twist" or "to turn".
The word has been used in English since the 9th century to describe a circular band of flowers, leaves, or other materials.
Over time, the word has taken on additional meanings, including a circular shape or arrangement of something, and a symbol of honor or achievement.
Synonyms
garland
circle
ring
crown
circlet
chaplet
laurel
lei
necklace
band
fillet
diadem
coronet
tiara
wreathlet
braid
plait
twist
coil
spiral
swirl
curl
loop
noose
knot
bow
ribbon
bough
sprig
foliage
greenery
decoration
ornament
adornment
embellishment
trimming
frill
fringe
edging
border
frame
garlandry
festoon
swag
drapery.
Definitions
- A circular band of flowers, leaves, or other materials, used for decoration or as a symbol of honor or celebration.
- A circular shape or arrangement of something, such as a wreath of smoke or a wreath of clouds.
- A mark or symbol of honor, achievement, or distinction, such as a wreath of laurel for a victor.
Usage Examples
- The bride wore a wreath of flowers in her hair on her wedding day.
- The victor was awarded a wreath of laurel for his achievement.
- The smoke from the fire formed a wreath of clouds in the sky.
- The Christmas wreath on the front door was made of evergreen branches and holly.